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Year 70.1 2 by Purchase 70.2 2 Bradford 0. Emerson 70.3 2 Mrs Year Items Donor 70.1 2 By Purchase 70.2 2 Bradford 0. Emerson 70.3 2 Mrs. Melvin deJager 70.4 6 Mr. & Mrs. Cristy Pettee 70.5 1 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Skelton 70.6 1 T.W. Emerson 70.7 22 Mr. & Frs. Lester Ball 70.8 47 Miss Hazel Stevens 70.9 100 Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria 70.10 21 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Farnum 70.11 1 Michael Farnum 70.12 7 Chelms. Historical Society Study Group 70.13 1 Yrs. Winthrop J. Colson 70.14 9 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Farnum 70.15 8 The Currier Gallery of Art 70.16 1 Atty. Nicholas J. Mazzoni 70.17 1 Charles E. Watt, Sr. 70.18 1 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Carr 70.19 1 Miss Shirley Boyd 70.20 2 Chelms. Hist. Society Study Group 70.21 5 Revolutionary War Bicentennual Comm. 70.22 1 John Perry Richardson 70.23 3 Inst. for Colonial Studies 70.24 1 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sprague 70.25 1 Christy Pettee 70.26 4 Mrs. Frederick T. Dyke 70.27 1 Anonymous Donor 70.28 11 Mrs. Edward Hoyt 70.29 3 Miss B. Muriel Bridges 70.30 1 Miss Bernice M. Brown 70.31 1 Chelms. Historical Society Study Group 70.32 1 By Purchase 70.33 1 Chelms. Historical Soc. Study Group 70.34 1 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Duff 70.35 1 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Burne 70.36 2 Miss Ruth Howe 70.37 6 Miss Mabel Y. Paignon 70.38 2 Chelms. School Dept. 70.39 10 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.40 3 Jessie Atwood Stewart 70.41 16 Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria 70.42 5 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Perham 70.43 1 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.44 3 Mrs. Caroline Norton 70.45 2 Mrs. Lester Ball 70.46 10 Mrs. Thomas Campbell 70.47 8 Chelms. Hist. Society Study Group 70.48 2 Center School 70.49 1 Molly Varnum Chapter; DAR 70.50 1 Mr. and rs. Richard C. Lahue 70.51 2 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.52 4 Chelms. Hist. Society Study Group mab Year Items Donor 70.53 190 Miss Hazel Stevens 70.54 59 Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria 70.55 1 Kenneth Favreau 70.56 3 Warren C. Lahue 70.57 1 Miss Amy Paatt 70.58 45 Miss Hazel Stevens 70.59 5 New Hampshire Historical Society 70.60 2 Mrs. Harold Farnum 70.61 2 William Fulton 70.62 2 Town & Country Shop 70.63 1 By Purchase 70.64 6 Miss Miriam E. Warren 70.65 43 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.66 2 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Perham 70.67 1 Mrs. Bertram T. Needham 70.68 1 Mrs. Roger Swallow 70.69 13 Mrs. Edgar Scheffield Brightman 70.70 26 Mrs. Donald P. Eddy 70.71 5 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.72 102 Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria 70.73 1 Mr. & Mrs. M.C. Larter 70.74 17 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.75 1 Yrs. Helen R. Poland 70.76 47 Mr. & Mrs. Lester W. Ball 70.77 2 Mrs. Sidney C. Perham 70.78 1 V. Leslie Herbert 70.79 1 Mrs. George O. Brown 70.80 21 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.81 8 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.82 4 Bradford 0. Emerson 70.83 2 Mrs. Albert C. Murray 70.84 1 Mrs. Lewis E. Pike 70.85 4 Mrs. Ronald Vanderschuur 70.86 7 Mrs. Harold Farnum 70.87 1 By Purchase 70.89 1 Mr. & Yrs. Eustace P. Fiske 70.90 1 Lewis Bunker Rohrbaugh 70.91 1 J. Perry Richardson 70.92 7 Mrs. Elton L.F. Silk 70.93 7 Mrs. Harold Farnum 70.94 1 Mrs. H.F. Mathews 70.95 1 Mrs. Eustace B. Fiske 70.96 50 Mrs. Edward W. Norton 70.97 21 Miss Marjorie B. Scoboria mab 1978 70.1 Purchased by C.H.S. Date of Purchase: 1-3-1970 H.F. registered: 2-7-1970 lnbeled: object card: 7-11-1770 t+ object card mab 1979 donor card: 7 - 15- I4U W donor card mab 1979 1 lantern: copper with glass; round copper base, 4" $27.00 in diameter, 1 3/4" high; onion shaped clear glass globe is 20" in circumference at largest point and 5" high; 5" glass tube has wire filament; lantern top is copper, 2" high and 9. 7"- in circum.; 2" tapered cone above has 2" scalloped or fluted section at top to which is fastened a 7/8" wide ring, 3" in diam. for hanging 2 lantern: duplicate of #1 (above), but having a b27.00 41" base Note: These lanterns have been wired for electricity and hung in the Barrett-Byam Homestead to replace fixtures removed. Total cost: •54.00 70.2 Mr. Bradford 0. Emerson 30 Dalton Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. Iviss Eleanor Parkhurst received: 1-6-1970 J.P. 51 Acton Road acknowledged: 2-6-1970 J.F. Chelmsford, Mass. registered: 2-7-1970 J.F. labeled: object card: *7-1 rf70 WS object card mab 1979 donor card: mab 1979 1 windlass: This large wooden wheel and windlass was used in the old S.W.Parkhurst Store (formerly Reed's Tavern -- more recently Eriksen's General Store) and was placed on the second floor. A rope from the first floor wound on an axle on the big wheel and was used to lift heavy weights. Barrels of vinegar and molasses were unloaded from the dealer's cart, hoisted by the windlass and lowered into the cellar of the store. a wheel: wooden: 63ft. diameter b axle: 5 ft. long; with 4" protruding posts 3" in diam. c, d supports: wooden; triangular; base, 5'x8"x3"; center upright, 40"x8"x3" with 3" hale for axle posts; 2 supporting trusses, 38"x4"x2 3/4" set in 2" ends of base. 2 wallpaper: sample removed from an upper room in the S.W. Parkhurst Store; possibly there since the time when the building was a tavern FAA: 61 IF gerce3,0,01) /770 , / ctA.k.; 3/6/t 9 7 ° 5-er-- s..)-Zerf rr e AV c asp v NO1-4, 0/1.04:4t-, P " . Digo 12/è 70.3 Mrs. Melvin de Jager nee Frances Sarre 4 Harvey Ad., Chelmsford, Mass. received: 1-15-1970 J.F. acknowledged: same registered: 3-10-1970 J.F. labeled: 3-10-1970 J.?. donor card: 1-171-'70W5 donor card mab 1979 object card: mab 1979 1 photograph: Officers of Chelmsford Grange #244; 1930 1st How (seated), left to right: Lena Taylor, Esther Putnam, Margaret A. Sarre, Arnold C. Perham, Etta Spaulding, Frank Spaulding 2nd. Row (standing), left to right: Fred Fletcher, Frank Lupien, Ted Emerson Perley Kimball, , James Dollard Photogrnph: Officers, Chelmsford Grange #244 with State Grange Officers; 1930 1st How, left to right, seated: Harry Peavey, Dracut; Henry Jenks, Cheshire, Mass.; Margaret Sarre, Chelmsford; Charles Gardner, Spring- field; Harvey Turner, Andover 2nd How; left to right: Hester Emerson, Jennie Kennedy, Marion Johnson, Emma Dane, Harold King, Lillian Pearson, Ted Emerson 3rd Row, left to right: Mr. - Spaulding, Lena Taylor, Mrs. King, James Dollard, Harry F. Parkhurst, Mary Wrigley, Hildur Pearson, Mrs. Roy Messer 70. Mr. and Mrs. Cristy Pettee 90 Westford St., Chelmsford, Mass. received: V7c, acknowledged: 2-24-1970 J.F. registered: 2-7-1970 J.F. labeled: darer card mat 1979 donor card: object card: mat, 1979 1 bellows: wooden; dark brown; 16 3/4" overall; circular pattern on front; 3 holes in back; brass nozzle; leather bellows tacked to the wood; 2 wooden handles are part of the frame, 4" long ( placed by library fireplace, Barrett-Byam Hse.) 2a,b cup and saucer: demitasse; hand painted Nippon; flowered border on gold; cup 2", saucer, 4" 3a,b tea cup and saucer: English bone china; yellow roses and blue forget-me-nots on swirled china; "Spray" no.59 W.A.A.& Co., Eng. 4 plate: diameter; scenic Bosphorus by J & J Mayer, Longport; rose and white; 4 scenes of water and buildings, 4 flower sprays on rim; water, sailboat, buildings and towers in center 5 plate: 9,-" diameter; scenic Farm by C.J.& Sons, Eng.; rose and white; woodbine around rim; farm buildings, animals and man in center 6 plate: 97,7" diameter; scenic Home, Sweet Home by Currier & Ives; rose and white; leaf border; 5 cows, 8 sheep, trees and house by stream in center House Gifts tape fecorder 4.44,4441Le (if we wish to keep them) 70.6 ?Ir. T. W. Emerson 11 North Rd., Chelmsford, Aass. received: 1-24-1970 J.P.H. acknowledged: 2-6-1970 J.F. registered: 2-7-1970 J.F. labeled: donor card: '7-13 - V17 6 4 donor card mab 1979 object card mab 1979 ob,ject card: ► , q 70 isn 1 bell: original; from the old. Chelmsford Classical School, established in 1325, with Ralph Waldo Emerson of Concord as teacher; later, in 1859, the school was known as Chelmsford Academy. (see Waters' History of Chelmsford pp. 563 - 565). The Academy closed after a short dura- tion because of the War of the Rebellion. The building was later used as the Baptist Parsonage. The bell was procured. by Mr. James Emerson, grandfather of Ted, when the building was made over. size: Made of cast iron, the bell is 16" in diameter at the bottom, 10" high, tapering to a 14" circumference at top; 9" bar across top holds clapper by iron bolt and nut76i" curved arms depend from the top cross bar at each side of bell, into which fit the 2 triangular side braces, 12" x 12" with a 9" cross bar 4" in; an 8" iron rod has hole in end for bell rope Note: Bell is suspended from an iron cradle; cradle pin, not the original, is broken and needs welding in order that bell may ring.
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